• Flocklesscrow@lemm.ee
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    1 month ago

    Be as gay as you want, but you kick open the door to my house like that and you’re gonna have some problems.

  • Ginny [they/she]@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    The gay aunt is transition goals for me. Too bad I’m going to have to spend a lot of money to have a chance of growing back enough hair to make that hair style viable.

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      1 month ago

      You will probably get some back on hrt.

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            Sorry, I just prefer to temper expectations about hrt. Not only are there things it cannot do, there are things it might not do. While some people do see the maximum potential in different areas, your mileage will vary. It can Thanos snap away problems, but probably not all of them, and often only partially.

            That said, for anyone with significant testosterone in their system who wants to avoid pattern baldness, start DHT blockers asap. Testosterone itself doesn’t cause baldness, it causes it by converting into DHT. A ton of guys take it, and most don’t have significant issues.

            This means that trans women with higher levels of t can still see hair loss. If you’re on a weaker anti-androgen like spironolactone and not injecting estrogen, you might want to supplement with a DHT blocker.

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      27 days ago

      I’m a bit late to the conversation, but I’ve heard dermarollers + rogaine/topical minoxidil can help! Both are over-the-counter. Might be worth talking to a dermatologist about.

      Edit: also enby auntcle is kind of a transition goal for me too lol

      • Ginny [they/she]@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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        I’ve been using minoxidil and finasteride on and off for some years (on and off roughly correlating to hopeful and hopeless periods of mental health).

        I’ve been informed by some hair loss people that at this stage they don’t think there’s any point wasting money on PRP or LLLT or anything like that, but I did recently buy a derma roller anyway, since they’re cheap and one can always hope for a miracle.

        I think I’ll try to stick with a “delulu is the solulu” outlook until I’ve at least been on full dose HRT for a year or so and then cut my losses.

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    1 month ago

    As a queer ant who cares about their neffew, you should sit down with them and have a thorough conversation to figure out if they read something on the internet and thought it was cool or if they’re actually bi.

    And if it’s the latter you can help them navigate the difficult landscape of bisexuality.

    But, no, ofc, be my guest, you go ensure that kid now feels entitled af while not knowing a fuckin damn thing about themselves. That will surely help them become a healthy well-adjusted adult unlike their aunt. Oh, wait.

    Now let’s watch 196 beat the living hell out of me. I, unfortunately, do believe in everything I just said. This is not a drill.

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      I only want to beat you because you said so. Don’t “woe-is-me, I’m the victim” if you’re gonna doubt someone’s identity like that.

      You think certified bisexuals don’t also suffer because of this shit? You think our attraction doesn’t ebb and flow over time, leading to pointless imposter syndrome because you were worried about keeping out “trenders” for some reason?

      If they end up being wrong, acceptance is still the best strategy. Let them know they can always change their mind. Bi people may later identify as straight, gay people as bi, and vice versa.

      They may not have been entirely wrong either; it’s not like anyone knows how it works for certain. If you think anyone does, you don’t understand the current state of science. You’re just a “queer ant” trying to justify prejudice about people who are different 🙄

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      as a bi, I highly doubt anyone does it cuz they think it’s cool when they could do it to make out with hot people of the same and different genders - which of course makes them bi.

      Most truly straight people I know don’t like the idea of having it away with someone of the same gender as them